We visited Elland Beer Festival on invitation from festival organiser Dave Weston, close friend of Rory’s father Chris. We were on a learning curve as we plan to hold our own beer festival in Rory’s home village of Ackworth next March to raise funds for Rory’s foundation at CRY. We had a most enjoyable evening and
The climb was as hard as you would expect, but fantastic at the same time, the views were amazing and we had all four seasons in the 8 days, at this moment in time £500 has been raised for CRY. Gordon
On the evening of Thursday 12th October, East Grinstead Town Football Club were host, once again, to the 14th annual ‘Adam Dabell Memorial Cup and Trophy’ football match between Imberhorne and Sackville schools – in celebration, once again, of the life of my son Adam Dabell and to raise voluntary contributions to the charity ‘CRY’ (Cardiac
Back in May, myself and my 2 children organised a cake sale at their cycling club track session, to raise money for C-R-Y in memory of Charlie Craig. Charlie was a very talented young cyclist, racing in the Youth category in both mountain biking and cyclo-cross. We had watched him and cheered him on at the
We are Manchester Metropolitan University Cheshire Campus, based in Crewe, Cheshire. We held an hour and a half charity netball tournament event in aid of CRY. We raised overall £300 in our event which included students from all different clubs/societies within our campus. We will be raising money throughout the year for CRY as they are
Really enjoyed our first CRY London Bridges Walk 2017 this year. Karl Cadman
I ran the half marathon! As horrible as it was i completed it in 2hrs 4 mins. I’ve managed to raise over £1000 now for CRY, which i am so so grateful to everyone for. Hope this money is helpful 🙂 Proud to have run for your charity and for Tom. Neil Gamble
At the June monthly meeting of the Circle the President of the Circle invited me along to give a short talk about CRY, on how it started and the various activities it is involved with. At the end of the evening as is customary they had a raffle and this represents the proceeds of the raffle. The
Dr Jenny Bucknell was a rower at Cardiff University Rowing Club who sadly passed away on 5th April 2011, at just 23. It later transpired that Jenny had the heart condition known as ARVC. Due to the close, personal connection, the rowing club was very keen to therefore raise money for CRY. We attempted to cycle
£418 was raised by a friend and neighbour, Mr Graham Turner, who had his beard shaved off for the Michael Cadman memorial fund. Ian and Jessie Cadman